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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30
MINNEAPOLIS REAL ESTATE.

The following real estate transfers were re-
corded yesterday:
Minneapolis paper mill property; Robert NJ
Newman to Minneapolis paper mill. $3.50, 600
Its % and "a, blk 81, South Side add; Chas
] Blomstrom to Louis Osberg. ...... $50. 1000
1t 2 blk Z, Mattison's add; James T Wy
man to Peter Hanson. ................ 5000
1t 9, DIX 4. Morrisons add; Solomon Gray
to Enoch Hobby ....,...-..-.....-. 1900
Land in sec go, town lis, range %; George
Kautles to G GUST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
Land IN sec TO- town IS. range "a; c Bar.
rows t. Lars SwensOn ..-.,............ IL, $50
Its and {, blk 9, sup't TO Forest Heights;
CJohnson to A Wilcox. 1000
1t 3, sec SO, town 1l9, range 81; Louisa NJ
Duman to G. 4 Duman .................. 1912
Lt2, sec 36, town ll9, range p, Louisa M Du-
man to A Duman. -..-.........-..... 1880
Land In sec q, town 10. range "a, Frank L.
Mortimer to NJ Hollingsworth. ....-.... II, T60
1t 4. Coe & Forman's add, Amos Coe to
Frank L Mortimer. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Its Is and l6, blk IL and 1t Z, blk l. Tabour's
Second add ] L Tabour TO + l. Mortimer. 5000
Part 1t l. sec l5 town 29, range "a, Louis W
Neudick to w Crosby. ...................l0,00O
Land in sec 35, town III, range %, Winslow
Dastal to A Stewart. 2,4O0
Lot ], sec 2, town lis, range 90, Jacob
Breu to D A Stewart. 49,. 5000
Its 20. 81 and %, blk 10, Nicollet Park add.
Dunsmoor to George Russell. 800
1t s, blk 2, Gales First add; George A
Bracket to James W Wright ............. 1900
Its and 9, blk 2, Hartley's Second add; c
Smith to Anne Thomas ............... $3.50
Its to 10, blk 2, Hartley's Second add;
Thomas Lowry to c Smith. IL, 200
1t S, blk 16, Wilber's Second add; Randall
Thompson to s Pendergrass. $500. 1,400
1t IL, blk 2. Stevens add; l. Menage to
, Cargiu. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4,UU0
Land in sec %, town III, range %; W l.
Schrappan to Woodland. ............l Il, 800
Its l, 2, and 5; blk II; Its %. "a. p and %,
blk 20. Second division Remington Park;
H Beard to Robbins. ............... 1000
1t l6, blk 4, Lake OF the Isles add: NJ An
de,son to Mary Anderson. .. ........... 10 1000
Part 1t 2, blk A, Tuttles add; Haven to
Van Valkenburgh. Observation-Disclosures. 900
Its and 2, blk 4, Tuttle's add; d Haven
TOT Van Valkenburgh. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
1t 3, blk 81, Mill Company's add; J Per-
kins to NJ n Reeves ....... .........,.... 5000
Its ands blk e. Hiawatha Park add; w
Adams to G Shelley. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,5O0
1t 10, blk 1, Nichols & Saeger's add; Thomas
Saeger to Browning Nichols ............ 1000
1t 9, blk SO, Renington's Second add; Albert
Nichols to Nichols. ...... =. ......... 1000
Land in sec Is. town III, range 81; Judson W
Lee to W Thompson. ....... ............ 5000
1t Is, blk Il, Kenwood: John OBren to l. F
O'Brien. ..................2 1000
Five unpublished deeds Observation-Disclosures 900
Nineteen minor deeds, less than 81 600 each 6,sOS
Total number of deeds. 81 sS5
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30
Another Way tn DoIt.

Another plan to settle the differences be-
tween the coopers and the millers, or rather
to make arrangement whereby the latter
can make living wages, is said to have been
hit upon. An established price of 40 cents
per barrel will be made, which will then
allow ID cents for making. Any decline in
the price of stock will be deducted from
the selling price so as to make the profit to
the coopers uniformity the same. All con-
tracts and the plan of distribution will then
remain the same. The millers are under
stood to object to this as to the other prop
ositions tending to prevent them from buy
ing where they please.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30
The LnrlineS-

At the regular monthly meeting of the
Lurline Boat club last night, r. R. Scott,
F. A. Cathern. W. ID. Rusher. E. j. Much
more, Harry Pratt, W. c. Spottswood and
G. D. Parker were elected members. After
the first meeting in June the initiation fee
will be S25. The financial committee re-
ported the affairs of the club in a highly
satisfactory condition. Several new boats
have been ordered this spring, needed re-
pairs are being made ON the boat house, and
the club anticipate the most successful sea-
son of its history
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30
Seals for Reru1,ards.

The seat sale for the Sara Bernhardt en-
gagement begins at 9 O'Clock this morning.
Tickets can be secured for either Wednes-
day or Thursday night, or for both. 1t
was the original intention of the manager
to sell none but season tickets to-day, but
the plan has been changed, and seats for
either evening can be bought at o'clock
this morning
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30

Two editions of the SUNDAY GLOBE will
beissued tomorrow morning-one from the
old building and one from the new ten-story
palace. Don't fail to see both.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30

The GLOBE in its two buildings will
print the largest edition Sunday ever issued
by any paper in the West.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30

Be sure to get the two issues of the
GLOBE that will appear tomorrow morn
ing from the old and new GLOBE build
ingS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30

Is a thing of the past, but our younger ladies
are just as fond of slipping tea as their an
cestors were, when the goods are purchased
of 7. Ray 4 Co.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30
A superior article
rbe old I.adie., To. ,

In tea and coffee can be found at T. Ray &
Co.'S. The best brands of coffee, fresh
roasted and ground or pulverized.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30
In THE COURT HOUSE.
The Routine Grind From the Courts
md COuntY Offices -.

And now the Scandinavian Mutual Mar
rage Endowment association, aIf organlza-
ton somewhat similar to the Single Mems
Endowment association. is in trouble. Mrs
Cora Grau, wife of Anton Grau, has begun
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30
Fits, Latest Styles and Finest
Finish and Trimmings is what
the Merchant Tailoring De.
partment of THE
|: .EGA|N| Vt
Big Boston 2!
MINNEAPOLIS.

Is noted for. We import direct thus saving large
missions Clay Worsteds Scotch Paids Pcadillys Eng
sh Cokscrews and Serges West Of England Scotch and
English Tweeds, Tricot Suitngs, German and English
Worsteds French Fancy Paids French and English Kerr
seys Cars Meltons, etc., etc. Our prices low
good work can be done for.
Our Cutters Are the Artists MESSRS, KDDER \ BROWN.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30
LOCAL NJ ENTION.
They All Drink

They All Drink
The delicious tea and coffee at T. Ray & Co.'S.
1t is the best in town and is sold for reason
able prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30

A Full Leather Top Phaeion
For $3.50. E. NJ. Hallowell &c Co., sos to
511 Minnesota street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30

Don't miss your SUNDAY GLoBEs-one
from the old building and one from the new
ten-story palace.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30
UNION MEN. SEWERS.

Be sure to catch a glimpse of two
GLOBES on Sunday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-30
RIGHTS FOR MOTORS.

Old and new GLOBES tomorrow for sale
everywhere.
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Total number of deeds. e.. .s41
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
East HEBRON.

Me-. W y uoi.ton had very severe
aftsck 90 Der distressing pAin- which be
ha. hssu sui ca 90 Tor four or I've mOuih-)
la.t Sundsy Aman was sent for The doc
Tor ~ BnCkdrid. snd smother was sent for
her father. the Rev &. I Kesue, who Wa
~ Tss, nuckns.d holding a meeiiur. Dr.
w 4. BRIGHAM srrivsd about six o'clock
ana coon sLe bsgan % grow more CON
fortAhle. ard ~ this writing remains CON-
Portable.
TIE usirhbofs ard friends Of W. ".
Unfston male him = surprise party on
the evening % The s3ih, aui avery pleas
snt sunrise 10 wss, A. the visitors len
gods and each 20 the smouui OF about
els mostly cash.
NJ. Chsries y McKenuey, Of this place,
l. To feeble hsslth-uuAole 20 Get out any'
Mr.. wnllsm Brown. the old gentleman
whs broke his Lex in the early part OF TIE
wluier. u gstiing al0ug nicely pow.
Mrs Ass K-sue L. Ia very feeble healih.
Jo.sph L Chandler OF South Bocih-ld
"a. ofr.rsd last week before The Augusts
Bosrf u Surgeons 20 be examined Tor 40
iucrsase 40 pension.
Hoo Henry Bounsy Il quite low. Dr.
RDscos Smith Of Turner visits bin once or
twice = week Mrs John Reed OF Lewis
ton. i stopping with her brother. MI
Bonney. nov. George Bonnsy OF Auburn
cane 10 SO biz brother lat SAboath. MI.
Bonnsy hss VIDE circle OF friends a. vel
a. relatives, and AL greatly miss him from
the social gatherings a. vel a. nom the
religious ant business meetings.
A bon festival l. In order for Friday even
ing for the ben.ft OF the Free Baptist 30
cieiy Of this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
BETHEL

BETHEL.
April 1t A. Bethel 49, perfect spring
Cav TIE thsfmometsr AZ 8 A rvgis-
tered Orb Sex below zero AZ noon 70 rrgis-
tered ,l sex above.
To, STOW q, four fssi deep Ia the hard
wool grosth.
H.r.rs orcasiou % - 90 Mason. Friday
antrnoon. I found tae slelgnlug good. TIE
fercss ~ tte road siie were not 90 D.
seen several houses we're enclosed iu
tf.fs rctching from tae r.tgc-pn.s 20 ne
gro1ri. snd ne entrance Sks tt-ctsi uf
tlnrrlug ihrough tte tfiits. TIE hf-t
trotsn roa1s found in Mason. Travel
irg almost tae suilrc iergih 10 tae to~n,
t,e fosi. were in pefisct order, an A.
s,Itsn.s distances . secs were orukTn ~
the else of ttc travelled psth for teams io
pass arr of she op.uiou that YOUR cor
resplrirut. q n y hAi something 90 30
wIfh th.. state of things
Mtslr can boast 20 more smart men &C.
corfIrg to ifs population than any other
tow in the couuiy. Here f1uri zoe
iowr clerk. Clark :. Bean, q gvutsmsn
ttif In mlch esteem - his uflEhnurs tNu
i1ca rrsachers. Rev A N William sri
Rev Il A Bean, J lisstrEs Ban. upou
shou your c0rrssponieut Go II Bro~u
- cs.tug hi. mantle. the Mii'sss. ftihef
ari 40. Horace lluictInson sui Aphsus
love " arr among our most cnirrpfis
Irr farmrrs A = Ban 90 Wet Bethel
las steam NH herc for Saving birch iu
to spnoi strips. ant bis lumber Ysri Al
Wfst Bethel Is thc most extsu-isc in the
couriy A Bean fuus water miA ioi
saving iorg luuher ard spooi stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
RIiCKRlRLD

Dn,ln,ss 4. dali-,ha, l. what tie trad
sfs say.
A. The present time We are having qnlis
q wood panic. Ga sceOunt OF the deep
snow many 81 our citlfens have not re-
csivsd ihsir usual supply. ani a. for Dry
wool Tor present consumption. there !.
none o. Dc hal. Those who barn coal
complain that their supply IL runrlng
short.
T. y. BrIdgham packed hls camp and
garrison squipagc last week sni moved n
Portland. IL has The house lately occu'
pied by Sir. George II. Watkins on Ora,
Street
Rent. ATE 10 gre., demand here a. the
present time.
Isa.e Faller will move ob 20 the shaw
farm lately vscaied by VIM. Wood.
We were blessed the other day 10 see
Edsln Howard drive an odiilooking team
into town In the shape of jersey ball
haguosssd into bis sleigh. The animal
~. we'll broken. acted veil ani showed
more symptoms 81 speed than some Of ih'
,wo-ysaf-Olis that are driven iuio town.
~ says be IL worth more than some that
they bfag good deal about.
oar Reform meeting, Suriay evening.
2ilh ult. wss onc Of the oii.iAshloned
e. rye ard Ifjan klndi four signed The
pledge.
A little OF The "tsJf0tsr" maple syrup
reached ibis mAfke, a. Early a. week be-
fore last
hsve often heard the remark that there
was mach consolation In poetry. Wa
much Interested In the lines on Spflng,
written by your Middle Iu,ervsle CORE
spondeui. bat when | aSoke the nsxi
morulng Only 90 iai IL showing a,wo'loFiy
gait, thermometer In the zero region aud
iho Wind blowing = perfect gale, haVr
come - the conclusion that poetry has no
charm. Tot me. thlnk the following lines
more appropriate fo' the occasion
~uis earth Il ~ bleak mi deserted.
- cold tns Winds hio~.
That me- hud 90 no blossom rlll venture
To Pep from sie~.
Hat. longing fur spfinx time. they nestle
Dep under tho snou.-
Miss MavF BridghAm mas retained from
sciiusis. M,ss. .wheie she hAs been spend
ing the winter.
wednesday evening the baptist Circle
hai smother o, their good socisbles al TIE
RsfOrm Hall
Thursday evening The colorci Kemp
Family gave concert AZ same place wiih
gpsi house.
Friday evening dance AiiTooin's Hal
music hy West Snmnor Band.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
DENMARK.

Joseph T. Smith continues very low,
with no hopes OF recovery. lie hiss been
siek for more than year.
Orin q Libby. who has been alex some
two months. has got out sgsin.
David r. Lord in Portland purchasing
goods for the spring trade.
Charles Pessendeu IL 10 drive most OF
the logs In Moose Brook. There WIN De
quite isrge drive for this stream, some
l. COO. 900.
The friends OF Joseph w. Colby sur.
prissd him the evening OF March 3otn oy
calling IN force, II being bis sixtieth birth
day. They took possession OF the mouse,
prepared . nice supper. after .nicn cnsIIes
n smith presented Mr. and Mrs. Colby .
nue tee. set and number OF other articles
In behalf ~ the company.
March 3ist there was large social par.
n a. the residence Of Arthur 3. Potter ~
Denmark village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
HARTFORD.

The carpenter shop belonging 10 ]. o..
Robinson was burned on The sii. Mr
Robinson had been At work 10 The shop In
The forenoon. while be was Al dinner. !,
took afe ard wss nearly turned down
when be saw 10. lie losi About 600 worth
OF tools. Cause, defective chimney No
Insurance.
I called a. The house OF II. A. DieknsN,
ne other day. Mr.. Blcknell showed me,
on the Nv leaf ~ an old book. some of TIE
last writing 81 the late william Blcknsll
I, rad like ihl. "On postal card. 1870.
I wrote an article which illei column >
IL nv ass inches. In issi wrote one
which llsd n column a. Inches by ? 80. l
hsd written within The last 10 year. Ia 100
Adams. have written postal cards -
newspapers In ~ States. also In CsrAia
ard japan. have made s0' aofosilcs. %
The shove was written bat Snort time
before be died.
John Sie,son died The ?e'h. Funeral q,
the house th- 3i.t. attended by the Rev
Mr. Twuri Mr Sietson was tlni ani
lndulgsui father. IN upright AMI honest
msn AMI good neighbour.
Their. l. q report that II. A. Irish has
sold HI. half ~ the farm Sni p-rsonsl prop.
eriy 20 hls brother. & VI Irish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
PORTER.

The weather Tor the past week has been
more like January than the last days OF
March. Now here II II April 1t, snow
from four 90 i've feet deep on level, cold,
not bare spot OF ground 10 be sen, ana
az YOU look around the old familiar lines
come To your mind-"From Oresnlsnd's
lev mountains Aud think how wouli
Ike to navigate like the birds, only have
no wings: and look n my poekei-book-
well II II, then.
Mr.. Joseph Mason OF South Hiram died
the past week from a shock. lie formerly
lived In this town. Ills wife also Is very
sick.
Mr. Hutchinson OF Lynn has moved into
his house 10 this place, and his sou. w. ID
Hutchinson, has opened law Office 81
K.Iu Fails.
People are trying TO nni their wood.
piles.
A few teams are s,ill drawing lumber.
The prospect for maple sugar Is rather
poor.
sewsll Sawyer Is 20 move into this pl,ee
the nrs, OF April; be will open meat mar
kst.
Nh. Churchill has COW that dropped
a pair OF nice Hereford calves. He has
some very fns stock.
Moses LIBBY has the roof on his barn
AGAIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
WEST BETHEL.

Last week the Middle lutervale core.
scondsut. Ia lmsginAtion. sss "baholing
brooks" and blooming dlwcrs, and
heard springs merry songstsrs sing,
tut she has probably awakened nom her
dreaming ere now o fld The earth covered
wlth III fcst 81 snow, ans hearing only
the hsrsh csSlug 10 some hair. starved
crow In search OF food. while the wiutry
wints sweep over ~ frozen crust.
The wife aud chiiren ~ II. n. Bean,
Jr arrived here on Tuesday last RON
Colorado. snd be- 4 on ne way. Mr. Bean
tas bought the Calsh Gootnow farm, on
which they vii settle This spring.
n " freuch continues 90 improve, Aui
10 l. hoped has fnr TIE prsssui escaped
from "ths avs % death, which cane 80
uFsr closing upnn him
R-v A n wuhsm. ~ Mason. was crsi
O. of,r maple syrup Coz sale here this sea.
sOu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
ANDOvER.

The latest arrival IL daughter born "a
Nc. and Mrs ID. ". Adsmson, March %
The Deba;lng Club talked the question
oftQusI taxation Tuesdsy s,tting Mcssr-.
q. Il Poor and l. Y. Jones srenlng In IA
vor ~ taxing all forms ~ property inelud.
log school aud church prOpsfiy, etc now
exempt, and M.ssrs. French. Barnes aud
Others taking the opposite side.
The ladies 81 the NJ T. Society are pre-
piring FOR = fair IN be held sometime this
month.
George PArrar 1. Ia have cnarge OF the
Nswhall farm - South Ani0ver the CON.
log year.
II r farfar IL moving ~ his farm in
Rumford
The road. have scarcely been better this
winter than to-day. April 1t
Good hay l. scarce Al SO par tor.
Buslness I. brisk t the steam MIL
from two 10 three cords Of birch are daily
worked into bowels.
y. NJ. ThOmss. the boat builier, has sew.
sral hne hoii- completed. or nearly 40, NJ
his shop. Oas built expressly for Mr.
Stevens OF Boston ls-,o tel II hri'ny-
elegant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
FRYRBuRu.

SIR. J. Tolmsn, Cumberlari co. Com.
missioner. spent the Ssbbathiwith his SIS.
ter, Mrs. A. y. Richardson. Mr. Richard
son Ia. been a. Augusta this week on bust
ness connected with the Normal Schools.
VIII Morgan I. Al home from Dartmouth
College for the vacation.
Principal &. A. Page OF Leicester, Mss.
Academy, was Al Mrs. Sou,hsr's Tor few
days.
Ruth and Lucis Merrill. with Miss Dan.
lap. q clsssmaie from Illinois, sni Mary
Bsrrows, arrived from Wellesley College
on Thursday.
Miss Katie vose OF Calais. who Ia Al
tending Mr.. C.swslrs school In rorilsni,
4. here u spcod her vacation with her
auni. Mrs. Or L,mson
The Fyeburg Horse Railroad Compiny
orgsniE-d Much 81
Noisraiof-w. ~. spring.
CLERK = ". Pfc.
Trr.snrer-J Locke.
plf-ctors-A. a. PIKE. W. q. rpfing. J. LOCKE,
Ipeburg, y T. Nuiisr, cape ihfaoeih' "
Hatch. cornish.
TIE Directors Organized with A. q. Pike,
President They sccspisi the charter and
voted ~ Instruct the Treasurer % open
book. for subscription OF STICK and 10 ls'
sue csr,ldcaiss therefor. Adjourned Tor
two weeks.
The FryeburE village Fire Corporation
met on the sane day aud Organized under
th~ chsrter by slscting-
Mfsisraior-T 4. shirley.
tlrfk-J. 4. terry.
Asse..ors-A. %. Pike, william cofdon' j.
Weston.
TrVasursr-T. 4. shirley.
wauiens-A. u jvnness, y y. hAfk' :. W.
ltfe.
Voted TO raise 5000 on bonds. Adjourned
tll April ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
oNFORp

nr Sieveus wAs sammlned hvtelcgfapa
o. woodstock - attend h.s mother, wao
L. dangerously sick.
Gorge Pore sagsr camp wts CON
piste.y destroyed ~ DE MoniAv nigai'
40 a large pile % dry wood. The pans
ttr. wtrr saved.
Frrf Weber has returned from Grafton
ItIse expected that there will b. grand
ball ne svcnlug before Past Day a. Cen
trai lan
TIE "O1 Poke Concert" A. The NJ y.
church CA wednesday evening was well
attended TIE Society were assisted ~
vocal anf lnstru mental performers from
Paris. McFlis, ohshrli, etc. An lee
cream AMI cake festival followed the con-
cert. Although the weather SAs unfavof'
abe. a god san wts realized.
Frank usskrs. Thonss Ellis ani Elmer
psrroii sr, AZ home from Antover. Macs
during yacstlOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
HEBRON.

The funeral OF Mrs william Marshall
was largely a,iendri last Sunday. She
had many friends here.
Horace Pratt len Saturday on hls way
10 Boston lie h,. been with his sisters
since their fathers funeral.
Mr. Hall 81 GsrdlusT i visiting her els
Ter. NJ. T. y Pratt
Not much sugar making yet The pro-
iongsd winier II not very favorable Tor
early sugsr.
n VI Bssrce has hauled load OF pop
lar 20 McFalls 10 The iooih.plck factory
DR.. Pepper y. expected 90 give q lecture
herr tonight March 81.
We think l. ID = spring verses = little
la advauce 90 the ssason-bui then, be II
ore OF the go.Ahead Kind.
We ar very glad 10 learn that Mrs. llAr-
vey whitney 1. some better. c.
The funeral services Of Mr.. MArshall
were observed a. her home la Au1urn on
Saturday, the eGih inst. aud AZ The church
In thl. place sabbath forenoon. Toe lie
bron oaar,siie furnished appropriate 80.
lec,ions Tor both occasions. Mrs MArshall
was = lady ~ great merit AMI possessed
remarkably amlAble disposition. She has
not only bern useful 10 her family. bat has
accomplished much for the welfare OF 90
cleiy. For some time during her stay
here she made delightful home for stu
dents, snd while the tfii.ction IL great 10
her family. all who knew her will larner'
her loss.
Much has been written everywhere In re.
lsrd 10 the cold weather and storms, aud
can ssy of Hebron that whenever the
cold or stormy weather has visited any
place n hiss not sllghtsd this. The grass
will b. kept Just as warm here A. the drits
can kespit The people who undertook 10
visit near the time of the last storm were
len To spend several days.
These students have been appointed Tor
The prize debate Messr- Park. irish, Bon
ney. Richmond, Aver ard Miliikeu.
fridsy evening large attendance were
present "a . very Interesting address oy
President Pepper OF Colby University. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
MASON.

n March ever goes out like a Hon, u
dos this year. The morning of The Soih
~ ihls month will stand without rival
for cold and Wind FOR the last any years.
A. 10 O'Clock the windows Of my Kitchen
we're coveted with frost. with the sun
shining on one eide arc good Gre In The
stove.
A \ Bean's teams are still hauling
birch. They say that aftsr the roads are
broken Il l. ~ good hsullng A. II has been
nj. winter.
George u. and Arthur Morrill, have cot
and sawed I've hundred cords Of birch since
last November, done their osn cooking.
and tended their barn. Whose boys have
done bitter than ihAti
A Mr. Young. from Greenhush, has
bought The hackmsisck on q. l.. Beans
meadow. aud 1. converting II Into railroad
urs. lac has made some two hundred on
Randall Cummiugs's. and George l. MINIS
hsuls them ~ West Bethel.
A. ". wlihsm has made eiehi gallons OF
maple honey. lie seems 10 have iAculiJ
FOR coaxiug the sweet out OF his trees -
Not much 81 Asugar spring - Yet Never
much more snow than now, the last day OF
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HIRAM.

DR.. ChaTlss T. Wilson has b)ughs the
house and lot At East Hiram, where be re-
sides. OF DR.. J. l. Bennett
DR.. wilson's child Il recovering from
dangerous iilness.
Mrs. Dana Cotton IL yery sick
william Y Lombard has been sick OF
lung fever aud thought 10 be dying. but i
now better
George n GOODWIN Is visiting bis father
In nosiou.
Melville Gould has been elected school
sgent In District No 1. III Clemens IL
ageu, In District No 2. at the Villages
Henry y Burbsnk has qusllfisi as con-
stable 81 Hiram. by giving bond.
Ga March 20 venisr 81 Yankee notions
appeared - u Al our humble residence on
the cross roads Belug unable 10 nad the
road. be- drove nj. qusifuped and vehicle
4 half mile on suos.sh0e beat over three
stone walls. one fence. an alder swamp
ana q meadow HsN -.